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smh.com.au | Pauline Morrissey |Lou Sweeney
By Pauline Morrissey and Lou Sweeney June 20, 2025 — 8.00pm, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Sweeping ocean views and perfectly preserved heritage details are the hallmarks of this week’s best properties for sale in Sydney. As one of the city’s oldest terraces, having been built c1850, 12 Chapel Street in Darlinghurst faces the world with all the august character you’d expect.
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domain.com.au | Pauline Morrissey |Lou Sweeney
By Pauline Morrissey and Lou SweeneyJune 20, 2025Sweeping ocean views and perfectly preserved heritage details are the hallmarks of this week’s best properties for sale in Sydney. As one of the city’s oldest terraces, having been built c1850, 12 Chapel Street in Darlinghurst faces the world with all the august character you’d expect. What you mightn’t anticipate is what lies beyond that seasoned Georgian facade and its blue front door.
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domain.com.au | Pauline Morrissey
By Pauline MorrisseyJune 17, 2025While many dream of a sea or tree change, Andrew Stockwell took things several steps further – designing and building a tiny house on wheels from scratch. The 38-year-old construction estimator now works remotely from some of Australia’s most picturesque locations, living out a vision that began with a single photo and a bold idea. “In June 2020, I saw a photo of a tiny house on Instagram and my jaw dropped,” he recalls.
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2 weeks ago | 
smh.com.au | Pauline Morrissey |Lou Sweeney
By Pauline Morrissey and Lou Sweeney June 13, 2025 — 8.00pm, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. We thought they called the suburb Glamorama for all the beautiful people here, but looking at places like 3 Dellview Street in Tamarama, we realise it might just be these smooth, seaside spreads that up the attractive ante.
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2 weeks ago | 
watoday.com.au | Pauline Morrissey |Lou Sweeney
Set within the green folds of Lane Cove, this home is grounded in history and open to the sky. “The home introduces a contemporary reinterpretation of the sawtooth roof form,” says architect Lachlan Seegers.
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domain.com.au | Pauline Morrissey
Wagga Wagga may be NSW’s largest inland city, but it wears its size lightly, with leafy streets, historic buildings, and the meandering Murrumbidgee River shaping its relaxed charm. Positioned between Sydney and Melbourne and under three hours from Canberra, its prime location draws a steady stream of newcomers, adding to its vibrant culture.
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2 weeks ago | 
domain.com.au | Pauline Morrissey |Lou Sweeney
By Pauline Morrissey and Lou SweeneyJune 13, 2025We thought they called the suburb Glamorama for all the beautiful people here, but looking at places like 3 Dellview Street in Tamarama, we realise it might just be these smooth, seaside spreads that up the attractive ante. This home’s expansive corner block site allows for some of the best things in life – blue-water views, languid space across two levels, and a high-end fitout that’s not only sumptuous but sustainably minded too.
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2 weeks ago | 
domain.com.au | Pauline Morrissey
In Byron Bay’s coveted enclave of Wategos Beach – where surfers, celebrities and sun-seekers orbit a rarefied stretch of sand – Brownell Drive sits just above the action, quietly asserting its appeal. And not merely for its elusive car parks (which visitors like myself have sought endlessly in pursuit of a quick swim). For residents, access is assured: a rare privilege on a street where ownership unlocks front-row entry to one of Australia’s most beautiful and blissful beaches.
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3 weeks ago | 
smh.com.au | Pauline Morrissey
, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Nothing beats sitting back and soaking in the relaxed vibes of an ocean or riverfront view. If it’s waterfront you’re after, this week’s property round-up has you covered. While this architect-designed waterfront home impresses with its scale and presence, it’s the small, joyful rituals that define its appeal.
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3 weeks ago | 
domain.com.au | Pauline Morrissey
Nothing beats sitting back and soaking in the relaxed vibes of an ocean or riverfront view. If it’s waterfront you’re after, this week’s property round-up has you covered. While this architect-designed waterfront home impresses with its scale and presence, it’s the small, joyful rituals that define its appeal. “The vendor, being Italian, loves setting the dining table for 14 in minutes, lighting the fireplace, and creating an atmosphere that feels instantly magical,” the agent says.
